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WESTERN LOCALS

0|) and Calgary popular brands at L-l075-7-28-ll.

only [l0 i» 9°" m” . dealers.

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ili-l-‘zirlaiie softball St. Elcrinorﬁs will ,0 lite dollars to \\'l'l'lllli lliL;—Oi'-\‘.'itil', . . trains compo c. :l1;,_n.._,li5 15 cents, school V; “M, L-223-9-4-4i.

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Lyn, Stlliiiiicrsillc.%.

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BURCH SERVICES _ —For olNcw London. Kiiigsttin

A \l Nfnriiiiig Prayer Preach- Tiie lcty filiv. l)f‘flll Craitﬁ- 0f wit, (mi. lillrliiigloii —2»J9_P- m. 1'13, r. l'l'('i\('ll(‘l'Z --_llic git pmiii Craig. French River . M. Evening Prowl‘-

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SE5 \'.\LI'.»\BLE MILCH c Lilli \\'.\l'l‘(‘ll of Ai- ‘Ill tviyoilis the rall- , ‘o VﬂlllPlJiE milch .. tlfl \l'odiie<:i:iy~ when they killed by." the noon train, i, smlyed on to the track.-—

T0 Sfilili AT SSIDE-Rev liailuiy. tor the past ten years tor of the United Church at ctoii. will iititlresg the congre-

pofTrinity United Church gum: ,1: hitli services. Rev. .. is ivl-ll kiioivn to Is- is an outstanding

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RlDE-TO-llE SIIOWTIRED- llopc JﬂfUillf‘ was the guest illlll<71l!"‘ ll f‘lllll‘llllll‘-'.l_\' iii‘- l.ilt‘ll by the resi- ltof Frittivli. The shower htlti ut ill“ lnvcly home 0f lhti .\il's. illllwn Pro,tt On esdui‘ (‘\'('l‘lll_l!. The living -- was derrirliii-tl with pink and teslrcrlliic llllil vases of pink viiile Ovcr the sent hellollr illiiiu large whitebcll. Diane Dhivar, little daughter Mf-llflfl Mrs, Robert Dewar. inerside. alid Master Donald it. as brill." and groom. iht in the eifis. Miss Diane ea dial-mug; lilltlt“ in a. pret- reliding eoiln of white organ- riih .1 ll"i\\'lii1'_ veil fastened ‘l ﬂowers in the conventional . Donrllri. as ri typical groom dressed iil nmrnliif: trousers. W’ (‘it'll and high silk lint. illr brailii-tri-be had taken mttlie little bride and groom » ted her with a bouquet of "Mill a presentation from the his of lmvcr Freetown. They il Wheeled iii li gully decorate-d 12c lzirlvli ivilli gifts. Miss " Jzirtluie rind Mrs. Cecil ter out-lied the many gifts. l’ Miss Olive Stavert read the Dlﬂilllu verses. Miss Jar-

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-LEAVE FOR. MONTREAL-Mr, Cnience Jones oi‘ Foley's Drug

Store and Mr. David Urch of the,

Emil-an Drug Co, left ths week on a motor trip to Montreal, Ottawa and other Canadian cities.—S

-Mlt. AND MRS GEORGE S. GREEN. of central Bedeque, will he at home to their frien s , on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Sept- ember 8th, from three to five and seven to ten P. M’, L-146-9-3-li

—ENJOYABLE PLAY-Hie An- glican Young People of Albcrton are to be congratulated on their isplendid stage play, Paying the fiddler, which they presented in .St Eleanors hall ‘evening under the auspices of the St. Eleanors A. Y. P. A. Unfor- itllnatcly the audience ivas not as ,large as it should have been. but lit was thoroughly appreciative of ;the very excellent performance. —-S.

—-(‘LOSING 0 F RAILWAY CROSSING AT ALBANY HELD OFF-Condderalble agitation has been on foot on account of the de- cision of the C. N. R. officials to close the Tryon croming at Al- bany Station. Residents al.~Albaiiy and surrounding district wish the crossing t0 remain open, but rail- way officials think that in the in- terests of public safety it would be better closed. Mr. E. A. Mac- Lran. M. P., who. ha; been looking into the matter and negotiating with the C. N. R. cn the matter,

that the railway management have been requested to hold closing of Tryon closing at Albany until the matter is further investigated-S.

Personals

—Miss Hallie Waite of Gourlics Drug Store, left on Saturday on a holiday visit to New York-S

—M.rs. OVie MccCtirville and the Misses MacCmwlille, Frecltouin were visitors to Summerside on Thurs- day-S.

-R.ev. A. W. R. MacKenzie of Baddeck, N. S.. will be the special sileaker at the Summcrside Pres- byterian Church. Professor Ralph Bolilter will preside at. the organ.

Seriously llurt In Accident At Shediac

Many friends in Summerside and Charlottetown ivlll regret W learn of the efflfillﬁ accident in which tile Misses Jean and Mar- jcric Inglis. dailghtcrs of Ml‘. mid Mrs. Fred Inglis of shcdiac, N. B.. were seriously hurt. The young ladies were about to turn into their owe sate at their home M Shediac early ‘Thursday morning when they wcrc struck by nnolllﬂ‘ rm‘. Ivfiss Jenn is in the hOF-Pltﬂl at Moncton in a serious condition and her sister is hurt slightly. Mis Jean is suffering severe shock with wounds of the chest and scalp. She was so ivcak t-ltrlt blrirﬁ transfusions were Elven. ‘ Their mother was before he!‘ marriage Miss Alma Bowne=s of Summer-side and a. sister 0f M!‘- Byron Bow-hens of Charlottetown and Dr» Frank Bcwness of Ken- singion.-—-S.

llcw Rector For

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has received a wire which states. v

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HIT OF THE YEARI»

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‘Elderly Resident Passes Away At Wellington

There passed away on Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. M. Delaney. Wellington, Mrs. Mary A. Cosgrove at 84 years of age.

The deceased was a life-long resident of Wellington and will bc greatly missed by her many friends, For the past eleven years. Mrs. Cosgrove had been crippled but bore her pain with great patience, always ready with a smile to greet the_ friends who called to see her. Her husband John T. Cosgrove predeceased her eleven years ago.

There are left to mourn two daughters, Mary, Mrs. Dr. Delaney and Edith, Mrs. Dr_ J. J. Cordrick. Brodktcn. Mass“ and four sons.

couver, B. C. The deceased was a member of

Urban Gillis. The funeral will he held on Silnduy from the Catholic church at. Wellington at z p.m.

‘Summerside To Hold Labor Day Carnival

Preparations have been going , apace for the big Labor Day Oil!‘- ‘l nival at Sumnierside staged under the auspices of the Summerside Golf Club and Citizens Band.

The carnival is to celebrate the arch of progress of

l l... 'date towns in the Maritime Prov-

mces. l There will be a big parade at

Also Silly Symphony

S hows at 3—7.30—9.IO

Lulmr Day and Tuesday “COLLEGE HOLIDAY" with Jack Benny and Bums tmd Allen. Labor Day 3. I‘. M.

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“Gay Desperado” Now Playing At The Capitol

IN GAY, COLORFUL STORY OF G()LI)I'II\'-'I‘IIRO:\TED SENOR

Something decidedly different in pictures with music was presented to c. ciclightflll audience at the Capitol ’l‘lic:iii'c lnsit evening in Pickford-Laskyﬂs “The Gay Dcs- perado" with Nino Martini, the great singing star of radio, opera and films tn the title role. and Ida Ltipinn and Leo Carrillo in support- iiil; itlzirts.

The gay, colorful romance laid bcloiv the Rio Grande, this second offering of the newly formed Mary Pickford-Jesse L. Lassy Dlvducing company completely discards the initial back stage plot formula _for pzliiircs feltttlrllij: famous songbirds and presents a thrill-packed, act- ion-fllled, fast-moving film story. The handsome Martini is said to give a great. performance as the guy, swashbuckling ChlVO. M1059 glorious voice causes him t0_ be kid- nlippcd b_v a Mexicali bandit chief- i-m, tC.-..~-_-.|1Q>, who adopts_ Ameri- can gangster" methods, bllt is really a scnlllneylynl, music-oviiig fellow at heart.

Love to the Rcscue

Carrillo nLo kldliabs 11h Amen‘ wcakhng son.

S um me rsi dc

thanked the donors in her ' ‘htlllllihll ivrtv, and extended Iihns l0 all to visit hei- in "W home. Mrs. Proﬂtt then lunch assisted by the girl ii of the bride. ltliss Jardine lillece of Mr. and Mrs. Char- Tlllttr ni Fi-irlmvn and has a ‘- circle of friends there who her ucll on hcr journey l h life,

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Rev. G. R. Harrison with Mrs. Harrison and their daughter arriv- ed Last. evening to take over his duties as rector of St. lVfa-YYS Church, Summerside and St- John's Church. St. Elczinoxs. The new rector will hold hi: first set‘- vices on Sunday with Holy Coili- munion at. 8 o'clock at St. Mary's at St. John's Church. Rev. Mr. Harrison will preach at the ll dclock service 81i- St. Eieanors and at, the evening service . Summerside. The par- ishioners of All Saints Church. sprimmm, N. 5., tendered a fare- well banquet to Rev. and Mr-i. i-iari-ismi .3t, week and presented them with a well filled purse. Rev. Mr. Harrison had been rector 0f All Saints for the pant 15 Will's- —B.

i Blacksmiths’ Meeting

Annual meeting of the Blacksmiths‘ Protective As- sociation of Prince Edward Island will be held in the Board Rooms, City Hall on Labor Day, September 6th at 2 o'clock P.M. Important business.

BY ORDER CQMMITTEE

sweetheart, Idﬂ LUPWO- mtﬁmied

to do the thing right, Carillo calls in _ . world, Public Entl-liiy_ J. i0 "and!

I < _l ‘g0 la ions. v “‘§ii?i‘}.‘.‘I"L.§i§ i... ultimo all w love and he manages to 056599 Ind effect the release of Blakeley‘ through a radio P195- dim? straight at the heart of the sen - mental Carrillo. _

‘lite iiiusll- wriltosn especially 501' the flliii includes “The World 11-: Mine Tonight, written by H0 Marvel and George Posford. Hid "Adios Mi Tierra" by Miguel 8m- dcviil.

li l 1' ht of the operatic is gllbtfgvﬂﬂl urin. “Celeste t\t(it't. Aliirtilii also sings three fa-

mous Mexicali songs. "Ciellm ‘in’ do." “Lamcntb Gitano" and Es- h _..

Gny Desperado" lslﬂnmljlf- iginnl story by Mo Birinsk. u- hen {Viamnlilllili dlrctrtcd from a “rem ‘my by Wal are Smith. The ‘flllll is released through United Artists Others ii the east are Har- old 55.,“ stanlcy Fields. Mischa Aucr and Adrian Rosie!-

iisvmzscuen

Rl-ldfli ivl-nuciilcsrizn - Four mndon Gm (Midas, displflyilr: great cour- ago Wm.“ (hep attempledlnfcsctle two gq-lg caught by tides on hlBh cliffs. were also niarooncd. Coast- guny-(ix grit them all down. my The Canadian PM!) LoNDQN-The Dominion of Canada will take a inrr area at the British Industries Fair in

Summersidc

he idol of the American under- '

7.30 p. m, ivhich will start from [the town hall along Waiter Street to Central and tlhen to Bcavci‘ Street where a. dance will be held to celebrate the paving of this street. which ha; Just been cam- pietcd. Mr. H. T. Holman has very kindly throivir open his spacious grounds for the cm-nival aiid mid- way.

SWE- Pil-Wiﬁk Ryan. will mmvhal the parade with "Jiggie" the band masyot at the head,

MacKcarneys orchestra Charlottetown with other visiting bandsmen will march and assist with the music.

The Summerside boys will be all dra ised up in their new uniforms.

The evening will be given up to fun and dancing. a fitting climax to the Labor Day celebrations.—S.

Street,- Paving‘ Program Nears Completion

This year's program of street paving at Summerside is rapidly nearing completion and the staff of the Warren Paving Company, who have the work under construe- tion, are to be congratulated on the nay they are carrying out thcr (ill- ties with the minimum of incon- venience to the travelling public.

Beaver Street and the streets round the school are all finished ivlth permanent paving. Myrtle Street and Nctre Dame both fin- ished. The upper part of Central Street which was badly irmced of paving is now completed.

F.rst street was completed yester- day. King and Kirk Street-tr which had the base laid some time ago will have the black top laid ncxt wee-k.

Milton Avenue ready for paving. Mr. Jonu of the Warren Paving Company who is in charge of the work says the present paving pro- ject will be completed next week unless the Town Council has any-

thing further in view.—S

S’sidc Student Wins Scholarship.

HALIFAX, Sept. 3—'KCPI*~'AUU Faculty of Arts and Science 01' Dalhousic University today lie-i nounced award of the following‘ scholarship:

Prince Edward island; R. Ru“, rell. Summerside. l

Rail Pick - up

(Continued from bilge l)

is being graded

western Canada. Lately the rail- way had proposed that a silt‘- charge of B cents DH‘ 100 P0111155 be made. A list of cities and towns in which the proposed ser- vice would operate was rend at the meeting. Charlottetown and Summersid were the only centres in the Province included in the list. .

When a shipment originated in a city with the service and ivas consigned to a centre without the

Similarly when the shipment 0Y1!!- lnated in a centre without the service and was consigned to aclii‘ with the service, delivery would be made.

Speakers considered that if the service was free as in other parts of Canada it probably would bee!‘ value but they did not. favor the

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Landon and Birmingham, Rb. 21 i0 In“ Q 1Q.

proposed surcharge

the town, l which is oneof the most up-to-

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service the pick-up would operntr. .

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and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sim- mons celcbrntcci their 50th wed. ding anniversary with a reception at their lovely home in wlimoy Valley.

Slllllm‘ was served on the lawn 7" ivwlliy illlvﬁts 1n the afternoon, the daughters and daughters-in- IW 01 the 50 year old bride and

ivrts made to their parents by the sons and dilutzhicr. of a lovely gold and ainctilyst necklace and gold watch chain.

In the cilening friends and neighbors called and offered their Cmlgrntulatlcnsz iii: Reuben Large VPPY Cupﬂbly Kltlbri as l-hairman

Cornell. Sherbrooke. Que; Wil- and d; d .. _ liam. Gardiner. Maine: Lorenm. lzine ti: ifbatloguLgdrhzghwgfilelvijfb- Dorchester, Mass; Ezekiel, Van- ' ‘ ‘

John W. Hogg made [he pmsenta. tion of a purse. Richy other slits time presented

the Church of the Immaculate from friend. - B COYWIBPUDH. WPIWHEW" 811d was town, Bﬁllllﬂlltlnitllfl cdiglllfll0lllzTtt- visited daily by her pastor. Rev. Airs. Hlirw Sllnyﬂnnu nurmg’ mg

“Vllillg M1‘. J. B. Lewis sang "O Pi-‘rfﬁﬁt Mic" and a nilmbcr of other selections.

Speeches were made Henry Crmcier, My, D, M_ and Mr. Ollvcr MncNei!l_

and i\fl's._ Siiiiinciis ivcre full-finale ill ilaiinl: their entire 1311111)’ of clirltlren with their lllls- band» and wives and grand-child- [len- all Present with the CXCGpLiQn of one ri:ill§_"litci', Ali's, Clara. Roake lﬂf New York. who sent her con. l gratuiaiioiis.

Mr- tllid Mrs. Simmon; have been iesizientls of Wilmot. for 32 year: and are held in the highest 0.;i.(‘t‘lll. The Guardian joins in livlshliig Mr. aiirl Mr... Simmong inﬁll)‘ llillllti; letllrns-S.

Schoolﬁoys Impression Of Visit To Europe

IVIiK-Jlllllﬁs‘ (Jilirk ztlirl Mr. Joint Dawliiili: who returned tlii- week from their tour of the British Isles and Ellmbe 11s guests of the Over- seas Etilicaticnnl Iicacuc bronchi- back lasting impressions of the,

tllmillt‘ and yihlces they lisd vi it- cti.

'l‘iie only two boys from the Maritime“, out of the 32 Canad- ians who went on the second tour, they spoke in the lllfIllPﬂt praise of Dr. Hill of Toronto who was in clilrlle of the gi-tilip who did everything pomiblc for their com. TOW mid convenience.

Besides the rcgillnr excursions m outstanding places of interest, the boy. iverg allowed to go sight sce- ing on their own and the two I— lalitl boys \\'t‘l'(‘ not slow in taking l atlvrllilagc 0i‘ this, and ibllolving their own bent and inclinations and learning many things of 1.1m cities \\'hL‘l‘C they happened to be,

Both boys were particularly im- prcs ed wit-h the beautiful l-ardens and sot-tilt: beauty of the i.i_lisii countryside. Also the vast differ- ence in the North and South of England. The lake district which they visited as the latter part of their tour they considered the most ivondcrftil of all.

Another thing that impmssed them vcry much was the excellent roads in England and also on me Continent and the splendid service British Automobile Association. which maintains 7.000 lmiiormed men along the high- ways ready at a moments notice to do the bidding of any stranded motorirt. 'I'hc Club has booths, equipped with phone and first aid kit, all along the main highways with a man always on duty. The Association lt'l\‘f‘ their men at all cros roads who stillltc the mem- bers 0f the t\.\ llcllllllili. it’! l! by a. little badge on the front of their car, as they tirivu ‘in.

The coronation N‘i‘(‘-ll‘lf)lllI‘s they

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Planning a Labor Day Plcnlc ? It's the last wzirm \\(‘lllhi.‘l' holiday of the season |i"_"|_ a 2mm] vim": "r lhl‘ FPIH‘ for lln outdoor picnic. ,Visii. Holmans (irocery Ileptlrimcnt for a choice

fselection of the things you'll need for vour holiday ,1 outing. ’

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Extra Special]! I I I I Fancy Mixed Blscults Vasieties 2 ujs‘ ICING SUGAR. Red COFFEE_ Fresh Ground PathQI lb. pks. 3 for 75c Special. per lb. — 27c CORNED BEEF. Hei- met Brand, 12 oz. tins.

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2 for -— -- — _ _ 27¢ I12 oz. brittle. (‘.“_('l"l BRc PEANUTS, Fresh Ronst-

ed just arrived. per FRESH lliiiii”. 1 lb.

lb. —— — —— — — 12c tins, czlch -- - lflc Wilson's Regular ltic

FLY PADS 2 For 15¢

Ilclilenillcr tlur Large

Friday & Saturday For Holiday Supplies Store Blosed Monday, Labor 03L

Shelled Walnuts P" 33c

lb. Swift's Superior

SAUSAGES

19G Swift's Regular 39c N0. 1 BA-DUN Ff’ 31c

French’s Soup

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Stock of Chl iict:

Pickling Supplies

Our stock uf Supplies is now plcte. iiiclilding fresh ('riulif|nivci' rillt- to zir- l rive tlitilly. Phone for your requirements now

Pichiiiil: com-

Pimento Olives 3°‘ 13c

Bottle

(‘hoice Quality

Seeded Raisins 2 lbs. 25c

“Where Smart and i Thrifty People Like i Tc Shop”. . ..

SUM

witncs ed from :1 poilil of event advantage just i -. . "- '~"-.‘~i~- ham Palace and their idea of it all

was, "lt ivlis sluiply- giiirieil.~.‘. They saw the lit-tie Princess run- ning in th¢ Palace grounds and also at the windows. They collld not take pit-lures very well of this ncver to be tori-often sight, a= the l-myilc iiriiilill i objcotezl when they stood up. but they did ma-n- age one or two.

SECOND TOUR.

The second tour st-liri-erl on July 9th, when the boys all met in Lon- don and were taken to many his- torical places and also saw part of the business. side of London. After a week there they ivont. over to Germany on .1 goodwill tour. 'I'he_v wcrc there about. ten day's. They were greatly liirilDpﬁllllNl that they

,at one oi the Nazi youth camps at.

Fllliilftllblifi‘. The thing that. , struck ilieiii mast was that cveijv- tlilng abliiil the minp ivas lnil- itary Mid tlicc ylillllli boys weie throwing haiiti grenades. as part, {of their daily practices. The ‘ ._voutlis did lint think that they l

lwcre bliiuu trained for war but ‘thoiizht all this ivas in make tliriii

I . vH-Tflllif phy it-:ill_v. Only the leader.-

[knew l-hnl the hay. l\'i“!‘r* hi; prr- .ll‘f\'l for ivar if nccessaiy. The CﬂlliiiLllIl~ lPl .. Ger- man people mcst. kind and hos-

pitable and iio\v‘.ic'.'c did i-licy get. ‘the inipi-cs lrili that they ivaiited war: although on evcrysidc they sriiv roiistrlzrtioii ivork. /\' Bﬂfiil‘ they visited the lav-st. German air- port. which is said to be ihc mos‘ lip-to dale iii the world. T‘iic_v wen- ‘vvry much mpre sod wit-h the beautiful country of the Rhine-

home from the Great War. Them French and Belgian.

land. plrlvat¢ school at Bury St. Ed- Rctumltig to England they spent lnunds.

about five days at Eastbournc on 'l'lii.. was the only time they the south const where they saw were Stt‘l).il'.l‘lt‘tl on llICIZ‘ ivholc nwny grams of Canadians who i(‘ll"——S. i had died in England, invahded

were also many Chinese gravesyand ‘

There next stop ilvas Bristol, y

'1 i-l - <1 t .~t.' ' ' iiiuiifliiiiléilf; has; P I a y A t , . Summerslde

residence. which is very new and up-to-da/te, They had a wonderful view of the county of Gloucester front the University tower. While‘ at Bristol they visited the Rumlin Baths at Bath, the famous Wvlls

The (‘ljv till.» .'lll(l .\lI-.“>l irs llltwl Cathedral and the Cheddar Caves,

iii Silliiliicrsitlti mi Afniillai" for llic

nil very grand and wonderful. .‘(‘(‘llll(l lililt‘ till: HllsP-ll. On the At Bristol they were shown over his’. ocvrt loii i‘. "ll be ri~liir~iiil.-~;-- ‘.110 Wlllﬁ BPOS- WDHCCO 1316""? cli ililil llli‘ \l.~i‘ol'.< thicrllrxi ‘hv and the Fry chocolate factory ~ an tt-ii on»... in; qm Their next visit wa- lo the hike I, .. ii .\i‘lll in hr‘ prﬂplll- H1 ili~trict and ihcn Edliiburg and lull-ti in _|, (<yv41|\l\\‘ll]' i.» men lp. Glasgow. \\’ii.»xiii Zllltl iilli-nlit will ilii "l" Highlights of their tour wt» hurling m;- slllnliililslilr \\'li.ll till‘.-

Dover and the fortifications t1 ‘file military toilrnanieni of ihc Royal Artillery at Klllﬁlliv~lll'ltliil". iondoim. Their visit. tn ilﬂllllllflll

tcr dollit: ‘lie l'I‘(‘f‘l\‘lll!Y, ‘ Boo“ \l.tc~ Cnlllilii Will prlihnlfy (it) Kilt‘ fill",- lIlfI flir ('|l‘ll‘lt\'.(f‘l'\\\'ll

Til" 2.1m!‘ i; caller] fur Fl n‘. 1.1,};

ltnurt Palace and Wiiidsoi- castle. ,.|._.rp and will art-t» l.» hrrli}; lh‘

Both the boys found the llliizlish 2,... ix-ymu" 1|... "ppm- 1.... m; ironic most kind and ivaiilliv: to |“.'l‘lli.; of lit. t].l\', nilmhry the ‘i0 all the?! could for them. horse races iii Kclisilicioii zit llill

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. ‘MRS. JACK ANSI-BAR, LOWCI Montagilc will be At Home oi

'l‘l~iir.<iia_v, Sept. 9th. from 3 to I and '7 in fl o'clock. L-lﬁli-S-O-Ii‘.

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